Dr. Zinia Thomas is a licensed psychiatrist in the state of Missouri, but earlier this month, police said she was illegally in possession of a large amount of marijuana and ecstasy pills.
Illinois State Troopers report that so far this year, 18 of their squad cars have been hit in relation to the Move Over Law in Illinois, and seven Troopers have been hurt.
The report showed high levels of multiple types of black mold and outdoor mold inside several rooms of Carlisle’s apartment. Levels the experts said were far above the recommended limit.
News 4 Investigates uncovers a letter that reveals the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) investigated a deadly work zone crash and found the crew supervisor failed to do key parts of his job.
Working in Missouri comes with the risk that if you die on the job, your employer could be off the hook. It’s something that a recent lawsuit is putting a spotlight on and leaving some questioning if there is a loophole in state law.
A plan to fix one of St. Louis County’s most dangerous intersections is years away from happening, leaving families who lost loved ones on the road concerned their loss won’t be the last
Relief is on the way for around 60 people who were given no warning when they were kicked out of a Jefferson County mobile home park over a leaking sewer line
Former St. Louis aldermen Lewis Reed, John Collins-Muhammad and Jeffrey Boyd all waived their rights to file pre-trial motions after they were accused of getting cash payments for political favors.
In St. Louis County, the intersection of Chambers Road and Elizabeth Avenue has a reputation for all the wrong reasons. The intersection costs multiple lives this year, most recently 29-year-old Kaylin Santorski.
Body camera footage shows a nearly 30-minute traffic stop in May when Hazelwood Police Chief Gregg Hall was pulled over and his blood alcohol level was found to be more than 2-and-a-half times the legal limit.
St. Charles County Prosecutor Tim Lohmar refused to take a breathalyzer and flashed his badge at police when he was stopped for a DWI last week, according to a police document obtained by News 4.
A Missouri family claims the federal government mishandled and wrongly blocked their son’s adoption, and now they’re suing in what’s become an international adoption nightmare.
Trash truck drivers are speaking out in a News 4 exclusive interview on why they’d rather flip burgers than pick up your trash- and can get paid more to do it.
It’s been one month since the horrible school shooting in Uvalde, Texas. It was an unthinkable tragedy that police departments and school districts must think about every single day
June has been a busy month at the federal courthouse with top county and city officials ousted and under indictment. News 4 Investigates is working to get copies of federal subpoenas which may spell out what other litigation could be on the way. There is precedence for them to be released in the past.
News 4 Investigates is learning new details in a process that’s been secretive, as St. Louis tries to split nearly $513 million from the historic Rams relocation settlement.
The family of a pregnant MoDOT worker killed in a work zone crash nearly seven months ago said they’re frustrated by what they’re counting as another setback in getting answers.
A recent News 4 Investigation into a Jefferson County center where Catholic priests and clergy accused of sexually abusing children are living under the radar has led to a new police investigation.
A St. Louisan is now on the road to prison after allegedly taking advantage of businesses and taxpayers while others were hurting during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Some Missouri homeowners claim they lost thousands of dollars and are questioning if a contractor they hired is back to old habits after the state took him to court for scamming people
Thousands of local criminal cases are sitting in legal limbo with victims waiting for justice while the people accused of committing the crimes are walking free.
News 4 Investigates is getting answers about a government program that has paid out hundreds of millions of your tax dollars for COVID-related funeral expenses.
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